St. Louis, Election Day
Election Day flooding in St. Louis kills 1, diverts Missouri voters from polling place
At least one person was killed Tuesday after torrential rainfall led to flash flooding in eastern Missouri, impacting transportation and making it challenging for some St. Louis voters to reach their polling place.
A maintenance truck drives through floodwaters on northbound I-55 as southbound cars drive on the shoulder near Union Road in ...
Moderate to heavy rain moved in Sunday evening and waves of rain and storms will continue through Monday and into Tuesday, ...
By Tuesday morning, the rain kept coming with Flash Flood Warnings for most of the metro St. Louis area and a forecast for storms to keep coming until afternoon.
“There is a lot of water that came down in a very short period of time,” St. Louis County Emergency Management Director ...
St. Louis faces a flash flood warning with heavy rainfall predicted to last into the afternoon, affecting travel and safety.
Big River at Byrnesville is the only projected "moderate" flooding forecast in the St. Louis region as of Monday morning, ...
Heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms are expected to cause flash flooding and damaging wind gusts in the St. Louis area, ...
Heavy rain is causing flash flooding in the area. Many roads are shut down, and some schools are canceling classes because of ...
7:45 a.m. St. Louis County Democratic Director of Elections Eric Fey says a Bellefontaine Neighbors polling place lost ...
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